- Growth stocks vs Value stocks
- Oil & industrial metals
- Using Options in portfolios
- Forex and Bond rates
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Macrovoices bloke. He’s awesome.
Next we’ll be getting Erik Townsend
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Or
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Gerard Minack
Yes, great guest!
Erik is a great host on Macrovoices, but as a guest you are not going to get much inciteful information beyond his oil trading specialty.
thanks guys, very much appreciated
Our viewer question of the week:
Will liquidity be more important than fundamentals in 2021?
or when do fundamentals trump liquidity? lol , good get, listening to macro voices now, luke gromen, very entertaining pod casts. Actually I just thought, can you Bill fleck next?
the chart Pat mentioned: https://www.visualcapitalist.com/size-oil-market/
I listened to the first 15 minutes the guy certainly has a clue I’ll listen the rest.
What happens if Biden hikes Taxes on Wall Street?
Wall street will likely pay more taxes…
Best guest since Marcus Padley.
I wouldn’t buy Tesla at current prices or are in any way trying to justify the price – but the guys on the podcast still think Tesla is a car company and compares it to Ford and GM. Tesla is primarily a battery company that makes cars to sell it’s batteries.
Great guest,
Suggestion- A guest who can explain the CCP CBDC and how it will effect Australia and global trade (payments for our exports?)